Day 16 – Surface Intervals at Menjangan Island

Surface intervals at Menjangan Island are spent relaxing on the boat or visiting the island beach. The natural surroundings add to the overall diving experience.

 

Day 14 – Why Small Dive Groups Matter

Small dive groups create safer and more enjoyable experiences. Instructors can focus on each diver and adapt the dive to individual needs. At Ocean Dreams, group size is kept small to maintain quality and comfort.

 

Day 13 – Calm Sea Season in North Bali

North Bali often enjoys calmer sea conditions compared to the south. Pemuteran is diveable most of the year, with good visibility and minimal current. This makes planning dive trips easier and more reliable.

 

Day 12 – Turtle Encounters in Menjangan

Turtles are commonly seen around Menjangan Island. These peaceful animals often swim close to divers, creating magical moments. Respectful behavior ensures turtles remain calm and undisturbed. Seeing a turtle underwater is always special.

 

Day 11 – Teaching Buoyancy Control

Buoyancy control is one of the most important diving skills. In Pemuteran, calm conditions make it easier for divers to practice proper buoyancy. Good buoyancy protects the reef and improves air consumption. Teaching this skill is a key part of dive training.

 Day 10 – Daily Equipment Care

Dive equipment requires daily care. Regulators are rinsed, wetsuits are dried, and tanks are inspected. Proper maintenance ensures safety and comfort for every diver. At Ocean Dreams Pemuteran, equipment care is part of the daily routine and never rushed.

 

Day 9 – Menjangan Wall Dives

Menjangan Island is famous for its wall dives. These vertical coral walls drop into deep blue water and are covered with sponges and soft corals. Divers drift slowly along the wall, observing marine life in every direction. Visibility is often excellent, making these dives unforgettable.